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2024-11-03T16:52:42.377Z

probably building a bombastic userbase first then helping people host their communities like skool, advertising, finding freelancers like upwork, finding mentors like toptal and many other ways to convert it's users into money machine. If you have distribution, you don't have to worry about monetising it.

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Anonymous 3

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You have to respect the sheer hustle of a guy willing to sell snacks on the street just to keep grinding towards his vision after failing initially. That unbreakable spirit is what separates the few who make it big.

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